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THos. DOWNING. Auctloneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND SlAfH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
AS THE HIIZ PROPERTY, AT AUCTION

AS THE HIIZ PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY oasE
FOURTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK. m trout NJ $$35s1
the premises shall sell all of Lots III and l2,1-
and part OF Lot ID in square s44.
These lots have been subdivided into six building
lots fronting follows: Five them have a front n
II feet on the public at intersection Penn
syyans avenue and 9th street southeast by depth IL
80 feet and the sixth lot has front of 20 feet inches
ON 9th street by depth of 100 feet itch, and known
rs the Hitz property This is considered the
sraDie vacant property Capitol Hill. and should
command the attention Of investors parties desr
ing handsome building sites.
Terms: One-thlrd cash: the residue in three equhi
payments at six. twelve ard eighteen months, with
notes bearing interest and secured 10y a ed II
the property sold All conveyancinl- and recording
at purchasers cost. deposit Of 500 Will b. re-
quired on each lot ut the time OF sale.
nly12-dSds TH0S D0WLING, Aactioneer.
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THy NEwsBoys HoAR-The Newsboys' Aid So
eaety las received the Following subscriptions to-
ward the erection OF :. Newsboys' Home: Mrs
Nhirney, 500, Allan NcLane, 900; u. I'll. Warner
500; Charles T. Foster Si00; DIR. Galaudet, $50:
r. L Aoore, 70, MIS- Wm- H. Campbell 81; L. A.
fhflhps, So; A. Il Pratt. So one thousand dol
lars Of the 8, 900 needed has been raised
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Buy YouR DRr GooDs $40 III -
60 a Boz 4 zee knf SOS sos
CCO Il II + EFr y > SSsS

SIhfCII1 CASH STORE,
III AAiihET SPACE. NEAE 1YH ST
ana Receive a Handsome Present
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS in plaids ebects
r.iSs Suu sbcS Styles, c.4sh value .1c yard: re-
hneeo Pre-, u yards for only Each Customer who
nu5s ~ or over, VIII pair of NatIn Da,nssk
3l-50. D''A~s SoAs "oE'u
bE t, I'LL III PLAID DRESS GOODS fneat styiesl
FANCY SILKS. BIN. 10. - 80. SO. rs.
CAMEL's HAIR Dress Goods in ch.cS. ana r.r,~
styles. all pure fine WOOL wide double vidth IN es
BLACK sURAH SILKS. cash vaiue =, rsa,,-sa ~, o.,
fhkNCH saIINES finest quality. choice styles, 25.
TRlCOT CLOTH Dress Goods pure wool, vide doub,A
width. tprice everywhere 30, induced TO 8. x
BLACK SATIN EHADAMES pure silk IA ~ n m
CAdSLS HAIR FRENCH SERGE, IN lovely spring
Shades. pure wool. wide double width, As
HEAVY 6ROS GRAIN BLACK SILK or
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful Dress GOods wide donhle
fold II yards Tor 81 90. -' uo""lD
BLACK CAs9MEhES, 6ue ouality vid> aop,,.
w4dfh. SO and 35Js n.vS
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The National Drilll

thousands OF visitors ! Hundreds OF cots F
sale or rent Leave orders early
II. l.. WILLIE & Co., 209 Penna. ave. q. W.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
AND BUSINESS PROPERTY. NoRrHE AS1 COR
NER OF PENNSYLVANIA ASEN Il AND SIXTH
STREET EAST, CAPITOL. HILL.
BY virtue of the will of Mary l. Brauner de-
ceased shall sell at tine premises III ESi)Al. -
MAY SElENTEENTH, 1877, mt HALF -PASl III
FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ. the west part Of Lot q in square
49,. the same having frontage of SO feet. 10 inches
PenDsylyan avenue, % feet 18th street and n
feet inches & street, and Icing Improved by =
large double dwelling with store, containing twelve
ll2) rooms gas and water. being No. 500 and cog
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Terms: Oue-third cash. balance in three equal in
staments IN one tive and three years, with Interest
payable semi-snnually from day OF sale, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises deposit of 500
VIII be required on acceptance Of bid sold all
encumbrsnce. Taxes Paid TO July LIST. 1887 Title
perfect Purchaser to comply within days
sale otherwise resale at the risk and cost Of
purchaser, after five days advertisement All expense
tor conveyancing and recording purchaser
CLIO. L. HARDIN, Trustee.
my12-d&ds 3l9 Penna ave. se.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

EoR sALE-LoTs-TYR NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Investment Co, Samuel II. Walker, president. $40
Louisaana ave. next door to City POD Valuable Build
build mylo-sU.
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9O9-91l I st, s.e., I, b.,

909-911 1 st. s.e., +. b.,
5rs. So, 600
CPS, 627 10th st. n.en
b.h., Irs. .S,OOO
4O4-406 5. Cap. St 8.
w, 4. b.. 6rs. 600
342. 344 M st. s.w.,
1. h.. 4r..............2,000
14l 4 Samson st. NV.
f.h., 6rs. ............1,7OO
81 Myrtle st. Me-, b.
b.. Ir. 700
GIG, SIS Marion alley,
FIJI. Ar. 600
516-51S Sd st. s.w..f.h.,
1r....................1,5OO
236 I'd st. ne, f.h.,
RS ..................1,50O
6 z st. NV. III, Or. i, 500
::3l3 10th s.e., h. or. l, 400
1928 Madison St, +.
go e. Grant asi ave. NV. i. $ $oS
los, 40 Boundary st.
NV. b.h., Pr. 800
BIB I'd st. s.e.. FIJI, 4
II. .....................SOO
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FINE PORTRAITS. bets keme,ny, 100 Pa ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR Salem EASY TERMs-NEw BRICK
NP :s tss
cash. S. s .SSss
my1ssw AeA4 hs' isaS Sns s a1 ns.
FOR sALE Ale, FRAME AND 4 TWO
sss s So ~ s:ss s;
Tor sALE-HoUsEs- SPECIAL BARGAINS
Three story Brick. 81, m lst bet and nws5,250
three-story Bricks, g. mi, pet Sd and * IS 500
Ssas g.: IS
FOR, sAL SALE ATTRACTIVE NEW WELL,
% %slHasE . suit i fiS s & SY SEssrr zoos
EoR sALE-THAT, BEAUTIFUL HOME. oPPo-
II site LIE Droit Park. nine rooms; all modern inn
Hoase
cheap for q few days m123t'
FoR sA Ne + II RS MASSACHUSETTS Ayys
Brick rs. New York ave, near 9th st. $500
Rrc 4 y's St nsaS pennsyvanis 1890
srot S ST. S near rs III st. st S9o
Bnek Ge 81 near 81 Stb st oo9
Brick, rs, St n. e.. near 9TH 1000
myi2-3t osTRANDER 4 sTALEY. i4io n: Y. ave.
EOR sALE-7s5, 75O-7TWo-sToRY HIGH, BASE
conservatory hot and cold water each floor dumb
waiter paved back yard, parked side yard street
address Box 97 Star Office. my12-:3r
EOR sALEt-HOUsES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN
gsls the Real Estate and Loans ST.
Briek 81: and cellar on Caroline st. NV. $4,000
ss soass st. ana 18th
5ss%s. Hssse fIaes Sst 81 and 10Th aSSS
S rooms. South Capitol st ........... 800
rooms 9a atS SefcOFan ., st
rooms. on RIFF St. let 18Th and 18th .SSsS
rooms and store, 18th and SITS s.w 500
1OrooIns on St. betsot L :,1st SITS, new
Frame on Dunbarton ave 800
Ro's nr Pension eSS
Also improved and unamproved property in all parts
II s.S A'p''' ,1as New M iorlays
FoR sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS
u Several siS-room Houses on St. n. e.: all modern
$1,000 eash Also per cent investment Price only
o on'ft and and 1 shs ats
ss capo be sn and
rooms on Marion.beL 9th and TIN stsn.w.::::4
mhl2-9w' 1923 New York ava
EoR sALE-323 AND 325 nth ST. s. F.. TWO
onas each s Ys,sr for
my11-3t JNO. E. BEAI4L CO., 1921 T st. NV.
NOR SALE-TWO-STORY AND CELLAR HOUSE,
II 20 feet front. St, between 18th and 10th sts.:
very desirable location, TO enhance in value;
owner will sell at bargaiu if sold before May 10Th.
HARDING WATERS, COG 18th ST. NV. my11-3t
ST., between 9th and 10Th NV. half square from
three car lines rents for $50 per month: $4,000.
my1l-3t HARDING 4 WATERS, Cos 1lth st NV.
r long time, three-story Brick House, s i st.; 4
rooms modern improvements, good condition. Apply
to PELOUZE, 316 Sth st. my11-3t'
LNOR SALE-CHARNING HOME, 8 ROOMS, ALI.
Il improvements; large lot. A great bargain if sold
soon: $4,000: cash 500 balance long time. Exam
inc this. HUMPHREY 4 COLMAN, SIS + st. NV.
mYlO-1W
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THoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
WALTEB B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

HANDSOME RosEwoop-cAsE PIANO. EMERSON
P nm co. MAkEks; NEARLY NEW. STOOL
FRAME PAkLdR SUITE Tfao Is \ fiSf N
k 49, Sih liz, MUSIC RACK, ELABokATELY
TkAME; PIER MIRROR SUPERIOR LACE CT r.
Th tNSS; MMiH Nop hANStSGs WALNUT TX
HHasSSPPspME CHERRY lIl, CHAMBER SUITE, HAIR
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETs, ENeKAV,
INGS, Two LARGE RUGS, ELEGANT DINNER
SERVICE TINE ASSORTMENT or sILNER
rhAIED AND GLASSWARE. TABLE ORNA-
MENTS- REFRIGERATION, FEATHER Pill
LOWS AND BOLSTEkS, MATING, KITCHEN
UTENSILS FAC.
on TUESDAY. MAY SEVENTEENTH. COM
mencing TEN A NJ shall sell at residence 1855
Rigs street northwest the above collection house
bold furniture, which has been i'm use only a lev
months aud well worthy the attention of buyers
my12-4t WALTER Is. WILLIAMS n Co, AuctS
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The thirteen steamers which arrived in New
York yesterday landed 10, IO3 Immigrants at Castle
Garden the largest number ever landed there in
one day.
Queen Victoria witnessed special performance
OF Buffalo Bills "Wild West" show in London
yesterday.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World ia
offered free TO every new subscriber one year to
tine WEEKLY STAR. IL is d handsomely printed
DOCK OF l9l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 coiored maps and diagrams and cont aims
wealth OF general information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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Hest i'm the World. ndeStructible $40 Trunk
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa ave. 60
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pCHAs. w. WOOD, 9t5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue has
an elegant assortment OF lawn tennis goods in
Guiding the celebrated casino racket.-4drt.
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Tired and nervous mothers will find friend in
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

A PHAETON BUGGY. AS GOOD AS NEW; COST
"A $50 viii sell for 500. Apply 1908 I street
Nv ml2-ot-
EfOR SALE FIFTY-S1X INCH AMERICAN CLUB
Upright Machine. Call ut 1912 Fourteenth street
u D d.. nj.
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NOR SA1E-A .CUNARD TANDEM ENGLISH
y make: can be detached aud made single machine;
IN perfect order: ridden about 800 miles Will sell for
S4o less than price. can BE- seen at SMITH BROS,
LOG Pennsylvania ave- Ii.
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FOR lighthouses

TNOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. DESIRABIl
IL and peasautly situated Brick Dwelling nine rooms
including bath 103 I'd st ne ap26-lSts
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ICOR SALE-CHOlCE LOTS AT FOREST GLEN
Il from ~ to Is cents a foot.
Lanier Heights, from 20 to 40c- . foot.
Columbia Road, at soc. foot
Meridian Hill, good lots at :.oc. q foot.
THoS. q. EENSEY,
y ST
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ECOR SAf.E-A COMPLETE SET OF FAEHTI
= Plat Books OF District Of Columbia: nearly new
AT WILLET & LIBBEY,
my12-3ts 9th II and New ork ave-
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"
OF establishing free Kindergarten under the di
r"ct1on of the Woman'S Christian Temperance
men WAS G.SciiSSed 1T a meeting OF the ChapiI
Auxiliary yesterday In the ROOMS OF the Contra
I mon Mission. H. was alleged by the Ladies' tina
tiie Ii" requiring pupils of the public schools I.
DE- III tructSd on The subject OF the evils OF inJPm
perance has been but 1eebly Obeyed. Remark
were made upon The many requests by adult male
Tor the aid OF the organization 10 suppress varfOu
ALLEGED abuses. 1t was lntiinated that men VIII,
make the requests should come 10 them with cleal
records and hands.
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Genflcmen's GOld.COlOr Ralbriggal
Underwear, 75c. DULY a limited quantity il
stock These goods were never sold less than 81
AUERBACH Bro, 1925 pennsylvania avenue.
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Bailey's, s25 nth St NV. Lawn Mowers, s.. 20.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa

presents rev and valuable food beverage. IL 1!
delicious to the taste, highly nutritious and ren
dered readily digeStible. IL Will not cause diStreS:
or headache, like the ordinary CQcoas. 1t viii b.
found at the druggists and grOcerS.
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NOR SALE-S5,7 5O-TWO-STORY HIGH, BASE
IL ment detached brick House. 10 rooms bath,
conservatory hot anG cold water each floor; dumb
waiter paved back yard, parked side yard on
railroad in northwest quarter CITY, For terms &C.
address Box 81, Star office my12-:,r
TOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN
Il all parts of the city. FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
my12-l7t Real Estate and Loans l,,:,l st.
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NOR RENT-A SMALL FARMHOUSE, FIVE
l. rooms; garden and stable. Also if desired eleven
Acres of Land in grain and grass good spring. Sit
uauon pretty and healthy, public road, one mile
east of Silver Spring railroad station on 7thst road
Apply to s p. LEE Silver Spring Post Office, Sligo,
Md. nui,-1
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NOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS,
ave. betw 18th and 18th SITS SCI; terms to suit;
price Zoe. per It. JOHN L. BiALI. l. CO,
myl2-St Esfn W
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NOR SALE-DARK BAY HORSE, KIND AND GEN
II tie lady OF child can drive hin viii De sold cheap;
SUI table Tor buggy Daytoa- Call at 4}5 10Th ST a
W, bet; IL and O'Clock. after ) IN evening wI
CAMPBEl-i. my l1-..t-
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
PITH AND POINT.

Good takers are like doubts easily entertained.
 It is hard so to fix responsibility that it will "stay put.
 Some people are so sensitive that they seem to have corns all over them. -Judge.
 Talk may do all the shouting. but Go-get-it is the one that brings in the game. - Whitehall Times.
 Serene and safe from passions stormy rage. how calm they glide into the port of aga.-SbeRstOne
 It ant whut CT man is dat mak es him happy in dis yere worl'. It's whut he thinks he is.-ArEansGw TrGUele~
 Generally you never value thing adequately until after you have lost it; but this does not apply. to bashfulness. SomerUilIe Journal
 Mfrs. Wabash (of Chicago)-"Are you ready for dinner, dear?" MT Wabash-'1 wi be as soon as I can take my coat off. "-SWh
 Had we the hours that our neigh bor wastes. how many new things colld we learn and how much good accomplish. - Pomeroy's AdUance Thought.
 There is no happiness like that of being loved by your fellow creatures and feeling that your presence is an addition to their comfort.
 There is popular impression to the effect that woman can not keep secret. Yet, who ever heard a woman say that her new black silk was partly made up of the old one?
 Analysis has brought to light the fact that ice-cream frequently con- tains glue. But it never seems to hurt the girls. Somehow. it's always the young man who gets stuck. Washing- ton Critic.
 -"Nothing but the right can ever be expedient," says penny-a-liner philosopher. and yet everybody knows that Mir. Sullivan is famous for the deadly work that he has got in with his left. SomerUiLle Journal.
 Two of a Kind A rather sharp looking gentleman sat opposite to a roughly-dressed man on an elevated car. The roughly dressed man was remarkable for his bow-legs. My friend, said the gentleman, pardon my curiosity, but how did you acquire such peculiar curve in your legs7" "When I was a boy. I went in swim- ming one day. When I came out. l laid down on the grass to dry. l fell asleep, and when l woke up the sun had warped my legs" replied the man with the peculiar legs. My friend" said the gentleman, "alIow me to take you by the hand. We are two of kind. prepare the aflidavits to the circulation of a certain New York daily paper. "-T'eras Sittings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
Advice to Young Doctors.

Physicians must allow for measure of foolishness in their patients, and gov ern themselves accordingly; but the following bit of professional homily does seem a little overdone.
 'In your instructions to your pa tients, be particular in giving minute directions concerning diet. This has great effect on the minds of old wom- en, especially, if their maladies are in great measure imaginary. Give a list of what is to be eaten at breakfast, dinner and supper, and you may de- pend upon being made the subject of conversation, and will be considered very clever.
 "I brought myself into notice, and gained several prominent families. by recommending to a wealthy old lady the left leg of boiled fowl Once when I was away on short vacation, this old lady took sick, and was obliged to send for neighboring phy- sician, who, by the way, was really a well-read man. On his attempting to persuade her that the left leg possessed no particular virtue, she became quite indignant and uncomplimentary. "- Western Medical Reporter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
He Had Been Helped.

Mir, Denny is minister with quite a family of children. He entertains his friends quite often at the parsonage. and usually at supper. He has custom of giving certain things at the table in- to the charge of certain of the chill dren. Benny, for example, sees that the guests are properly taken care of in the way of meats and other solids, Harold has bread and butter and things or that nature under his supervision. while the little girls have their special provinces in the realm of sweets. One evening Mir. Denny chanced to notice that a brother of the cloth was without a biscuit. ''Why, doctor," said he. you haven't had the biscuits passed you. Why, really, doctor, this is great oversight. Harold, my boy, no biscuits yet passed to Dr. Holmesr'
 Father" said the tiny Harold, who always speaks slowly and with great solemnIty, and who tonight had in his voice a reproach that his beloved father had for a moment believed him unfaithful to his trust father, he has had three already" "-M r Ledger.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
SYZENTERES.

Did you ever hear of the place, my dears, That is called the country of Syzenteres? Where the children whine, and the babies cry, And even the grown folks droop and sigh? Their faces are long with look of dread, Their eyes are moist, and their noses red; For the trials and troubles and doubts and fears, Are the commonest things in Syzenteres. Whenever the day is bright and warm, They frown and say: Look out for a storm" Whenever it happens to rain or snow They grumble and say it's always so. They eat their fruit when it's green and small, For fear 1t should blight, or wither and fall, For people will shut their eyes and ears To omens of good in SyzeRteres. The children cry when they're asked to tea, For fear they should fail to go, you see; Then they're kept at home because they cry, And they feel that the world is all awry. If you give them doll or plaything gay, They cry for fear it will break some day; And it will full soon, for doubts and fears Make all things brittle in Syzenteres. This land is not very far away, And you may be wanted there some day If you pout and whine, and whimper and tease, Whenever you can not do as you please. Just put on a smiling face and see How happy and bright the world can be, And never consent to live, my dears, In the sorrowful state of Syzenteres.
 -Youth's C0mpdnioa.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
They Are All Ladies.

"Ah, Mrs. Genteel, how do you do to-day? It is an age since I have seen you. How is your daughter Katie? I haven't seen her for a long time."
 "She's quite well, thank you. She is saleslady now at Plush x Silks store"
 "IndeedP And your daughter Mamie?"
 "Oh Mamie is forelady in the new tomato-canning establishment. .'
 T hadn't heard that Is Lulu at home now?"
 No, she has gone to Hartford as waiting-lady to a Uery wealthy and aristocratic woman living there"
 "Oh, has sheP Then you have only Lena at home, presume.
 'Oh. no; Lena has just accepted situation as nurse lady in the family of Judge K She has an elegant place"
 "So you are living alone?"
 No, we have given up our house for the winter, and I am now cook lady at Mrs. Blanks boarding house. " -ITd-Bits.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-11-19
The Happiest Boy.

Who is the happiest boy you knowi Who has ''the best time?" I mean the one who last winter had the biggest toboggan, or who now has the most marbles, or wears the best clothesi Let's see.
 Once there was a King who had little boy whom he loved. He gave him beautiful rooms to live in, and pie lures and toys and books. He gave him pony to ride, and row-boat on a lake, and servants. He provided teachers who were to give him knowl' edge that would make him good and great But for all this the young Prince was not happy. He wore a frown wherever he went. and was al, ways wishing for some thing he did net have. At length, one day, magician came to court He saw the boy and said to the King:
 ''I can make your son happy. But you must pay me my own price fo1 telling the secret"
 "Well," said the King, ''what yor ask Will give.
 So the magician took the boy into a private room. He wrote something with a white substance on piece of paper. Next he gave the boy candles and told him to light it and hold it un- der the paper, and then see what hs could read. Then he went away and asked no price at all. The boy did as he had been told, and the white letters on the paper turned into a beautiful blue They formed these words:
 .'Do kindness to some one every day."
 The Prince made use of the secrets and became the happiest boy in the kingdom. OurSunddy Afternoon.